Version: 0.10.0-rc1 (using KDE 4.1.96) Installed from: Gentoo Packages digitaglinktree does not create the links, if the AlbumRoot is not on the root-partition, because it uses only the Path from the database, but not the device-id. I have only one album configured and it is a "local collection" on /home/Fotos. /home is an own partition. ------------------------------------------ sqlite> select * from AlbumRoots; 2|Ians Fotos|0|1|volumeid:?uuid=7a4daa27-ff31-4f04-b331-786d6d3b2dd3|/Fotos ------------------------------------------ Workaround: ln -s /home/Fotos /
I just tried to reproduce you effect, but for me it seems to work. I created digikam folders on two different physical partitions mounted under two different mount points and created a link tree on a third one. I called digitaglinktree like this: digitaglinktree -d /home/photos/digikam4.db -l /tmp/linktree /home and how exactly did you start digitaglinktree and what version do you have (digitaglinktree -v)? Are there any messages issued by digitaglinktree? How is your filesystem structure (ouput of mount command)? Perhaps your problem was that you tried to use hard links. There is a restriction in unix on hardlinks that source and destination of a hardlink must be on the same filesystem. Did you use option -H with digitaglinktree? Rainer
This entry still valid ? Gilles Caulier
Rainer, Any progress here ? Gilles Caulier
Didn't hear any feedback about this. So from my point of view its working as expected.